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The read view's inline-only AttributedString shim gives way to a real block renderer over BodyMarkup — the same parse the Mac Preview trusts, whose swift-markdown dependency project.yml said was already riding along for exactly this surface. Headings, nested lists with static task checkboxes, quotes, GFM tables with per-column alignment and clamped colspans, sideways-scrolling code blocks, literal HTML, dividers, and tappable absolute links (relative ones stay prose — no folder to resolve against). The title block sheds its inner padding so its leading edge sits flush with the body; the tint now grows outward via a negative background inset instead of pushing the text in. One rich fixture card body enriched to exercise every block kind; Mac fixture round-trip suites verified green against it. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SR4XGjmBE16ZUYWpfFHXwY
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August 2026
Card text now renders full Markdown — headings, lists with checkboxes, quotes, tables, and code blocks — instead of plain paragraphs.
Tapping a card now shows a readable view of its title and text with formatting, instead of dropping straight into the editor.
Editing a card happens on its own screen with Details and Body sections, and changes apply only when you tap Save.
Press and hold a lane or card to drag it into a new order.
Settings now lives behind the gear button on the board list instead of a separate tab, so boards fill the whole screen.
The board list now opens sorted by most recent change.
Boards, lanes, and cards now show their icon and color in the lists.
Sort your board list by name or by most recently changed with the sort control in the toolbar.
Version 1.0: Lanework comes to iPhone — browse your boards from iCloud Drive, move cards between lanes, and edit them on the go.
Swipe a board in the list to open its settings and move it between iCloud and this iPhone, which now works without an iCloud account.